Lumi Master Official Team Line-ups
Review recorded Lumi Master recommended line-ups, their battle themes and trainer skills, then use member profiles to understand each role in the formation.
Flamblades & Burn
Burn stacking · Trainer skill: Shield
Build Burn stacks first, then use Flamblades to turn the status pressure into a finishing window.
Zoryx & Critical Hits
Critical-hit burst · Trainer skill: Shield
Use the team to create openings for critical-hit damage while Shield protects the rotation.
Jellistel & Rotation
Sustain rotation · Trainer skill: Shield
Rotate defensively to build resources, then bring in the finisher when the opponent is exposed.
Storm & Regaffin
Storm pressure · Trainer skill: Inspire
Use the storm plan to maintain pressure while Regaffin and its partners rotate into favorable turns.
Debuff Attrition
Debuff attrition · Trainer skill: Shield
Layer several debuffs, keep the opponent under pressure, and finish after its options have been reduced.
Loongster & Type Rotation
Type rotation · Trainer skill: Inspire
Cycle between type answers so the active Lumi is less likely to be caught in an unfavorable matchup.
Offensive Rotation
Entry rotation · Trainer skill: Shield
Use aggressive entries and switches to keep momentum instead of waiting for a single setup turn.
Flicker Skill Rotation
Flicker rotation · Trainer skill: Shield
Repeat the Flicker rotation to build the right timing, then bring in the finisher when the opening is ready.
Lycanite Core
Swift setup · Trainer skill: Shield
Build around Lycanite's fast setup and use the other two slots to cover the plan's weak matchups.
Stat Boost Handoff
Stat handoff · Trainer skill: Shield
Build a stat advantage, then hand the momentum to the member that can convert it into damage or control.
What to look for in a line-up
A line-up records a team theme, trainer skill, and member combination. Treat it as a compact example of roles working together: an opener, support, response to a weak matchup, or finisher.
Open member profiles where available before changing your own team. This lets you compare the listed trait and skills with the tools you already have instead of relying on a formation name alone.